Thirteen patients with infratemporal fossamalignancies treated in the Sichuan Cancer Hospitalfrom 1988 to 1993 are reported. All cases were treatedsurgically with combined therapy. The survival rate ofthe patients wit...Thirteen patients with infratemporal fossamalignancies treated in the Sichuan Cancer Hospitalfrom 1988 to 1993 are reported. All cases were treatedsurgically with combined therapy. The survival rate ofthe patients with survival period beyond 2 years was53.8o/o. The survival was associated with the extent ofdissection (P<0.01). The operation value, surgicalapproaches, resection range, stylohamular line and repairare analyzed and discussed. A new surgical approach, amodified stylohamular line and a new surgical conceptfor resection of the infratemporal fossa malignanciesbony boundary of surgery are introduced in detail.展开更多
AIM: To investigate the relationship between China's first Western-style eye hospital development and the prevention of blindness in China and determine the main factor influencing eye health today. METHODS: Data ...AIM: To investigate the relationship between China's first Western-style eye hospital development and the prevention of blindness in China and determine the main factor influencing eye health today. METHODS: Data about eye health, blindness and cataract surgery rate of China from public website of World Health Organization (WHO), ORBIS International, Ministry of Health (MOH) of China, Pubmed center and Historical Archives of Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center (ZOC) were reviewed and analyzed. RESULTS: ZOC is China's first Western-style eye hospital. In 2012, the ORBIS Flying Eye Hospital has chosen ZOC once again as one of its destinations, 30 years after ORBIS expanded internationally to train eye care professionals and treat underserved patients in developing countries in 1982. During the past 30 years, cataract surgery rate and public awareness of blindness prevention were improved greatly in China, in which ZOC plays a very important role. CONCLUSION: ZOC, as China's first Western-style eye hospital,has improved in the prevention of blindness. Eye health has become everyone’s responsibility.展开更多
文摘Thirteen patients with infratemporal fossamalignancies treated in the Sichuan Cancer Hospitalfrom 1988 to 1993 are reported. All cases were treatedsurgically with combined therapy. The survival rate ofthe patients with survival period beyond 2 years was53.8o/o. The survival was associated with the extent ofdissection (P<0.01). The operation value, surgicalapproaches, resection range, stylohamular line and repairare analyzed and discussed. A new surgical approach, amodified stylohamular line and a new surgical conceptfor resection of the infratemporal fossa malignanciesbony boundary of surgery are introduced in detail.
基金Key Projects for Hospital Clinical Disciplines of the Ministry of Health of China in 2010-2012(Project No.175 in Document 439 of the Planning and Finance Secretary of Ministry of Health)
文摘AIM: To investigate the relationship between China's first Western-style eye hospital development and the prevention of blindness in China and determine the main factor influencing eye health today. METHODS: Data about eye health, blindness and cataract surgery rate of China from public website of World Health Organization (WHO), ORBIS International, Ministry of Health (MOH) of China, Pubmed center and Historical Archives of Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center (ZOC) were reviewed and analyzed. RESULTS: ZOC is China's first Western-style eye hospital. In 2012, the ORBIS Flying Eye Hospital has chosen ZOC once again as one of its destinations, 30 years after ORBIS expanded internationally to train eye care professionals and treat underserved patients in developing countries in 1982. During the past 30 years, cataract surgery rate and public awareness of blindness prevention were improved greatly in China, in which ZOC plays a very important role. CONCLUSION: ZOC, as China's first Western-style eye hospital,has improved in the prevention of blindness. Eye health has become everyone’s responsibility.
